022 -- Essays in the history of dialect studies

Contents:

Raf Van Rooy: Introduction: Towards a long history of dialect studies (pp. 7-9) [––» Introduction.pdf] //

— Part 1: Antiquity and the early Middle Ages:
Anna Novokhatko: Awareness of linguistic variation in Archaic and Classical Greece (pp. 10-32) // Cécile Conduché: Latin et dialectes grecs chez Priscien. De la périphérie au centre (pp. 33-47)

— Part 2: The early modern period:
Elizaveta Zimont: Variation diatopique dans la lexicographie français↔néerlandais aux XVIe et XVIIe siècles. Réception et usage des marques diatopiques (pp. 48-67) // Raf Van Rooy: The riddle of the Greek language unraveled by a Renaissance Oedipus. Otto Walper and his manual on the Greek dialects (1589) (pp. 68-84) // Josef Eskhult: The concept of DIALECT in the works of three seventeenth-century linguistic theorists: Georg Stiernhielm, Claudius Salmasius and Christian Ravius. An exploratory survey of their intellectual contexts, defining criteria, and classificatory aims (pp. 85-106) //

— Part 3: The modern period:
Carita Klippi: Dialect and its technologies. Communities of practice in Gallo-Romance dialectology (pp. 107-135) // Joseph Reisdoerfer: Du glossaire « romantique » à l’atlas linguistique. Aperçu critique sur l’histoire de la dialectologie en Lorraine romane (pp. 136-156) // Alicia Beckford Wassink & Nicole Chartier: Insufficient documentation in contemporary dialectology. The case of Washington state (pp. 157-165) //

— References

— Index nominum

Raf Van Rooy (ed.) Essays in the history of dialect studies. From ancient Greece to modern dialectology

Raf Van Rooy (ed.)
Essays in the history of dialect studies.
From ancient Greece to modern dialectology